PCI develops, maintains and disseminates the Body of Knowledge for the precast concrete structures industry. This is accomplished mostly through PCI Groups, such as Councils and Committees. These groups are made up of hundreds of volunteers representing all major stakeholders in the industry, investing more than 30,000 hours annually.
The PCI Board of Directors (BOD) and Executive Committee (EC) set the overall direction, policies, priorities and budgets for the Institute.
The 2018 PCI Chairman of the Board is Mason Hardaway Lampton, Standard Concrete Products, Inc.
Staff Liaison: R. Jon Grafton | Current Chair: Allen Kung Purpose: To support educational activities committees and represent their programs on the PCI Board of Directors. Mission: To coordinate and prioritize educational endeavors of the institute and ensure proper funding of prioritized programs.
Current Chair: Ashley Fortenberry, Carl Harris Develops resources for the installation of precast concrete. (e.g. Erectors Safety Manual, Erectors Manual)
Current Chair: Patty Peterson Collects and disseminates information regarding fiscal factors that affect financial performance. Provides education and information on methods for formulating contractual terms and conditions.
Current Chair: Anthony Gentry, Corey Olson Develops and shares information, on regulatory issues, evaluates their effect on operations and fosters management’s commitment to safe and healthy workplace (e.g. Safety Manual).
Current Chair: Ben T. Dalsing Provides forums to communicate best practices that stimulate productivity improvements (e.g. Productivity tours and workshops).
Current Chair: Gregory Gibbons tbd
Staff Liaison: Sherrie Nauden | Current Chair: Glen Switzer Purpose: To support educational activities committees and represent their programs on the PCI Board of Directors Mission: To coordinate and prioritize educational endeavors of the institute and ensure proper funding of prioritized programs.
Current Chair: Dr. Richard Miller Develops and oversees PCI’s continuing education programs for industry professionals. Manages PCI’s status as an approved continuing education provider for licensed architects and engineers.
Current Chair: Jason P. Lien Serve as liaison with other PCI committees to identify topics/programs to be delivered via the PCI Online Academy. Develop requests for proposals (RFP) that will be solicited and reviewed for online courses that will advance the precast/ prestressed concrete industry in new and existing markets.
Current Chair: Wael Zatar Develops and oversees all programs that reach graduate and undergraduate students learning about precast/prestressed concrete (such as student design competitions) and programs that support academic professionals’ efforts to incorporate precast/prestressed concrete into university curricula (such as Prestressed-in-a-Box)
Staff Liaison: Amy Stanton | Current Chair: Jenny Frost Purpose: To develop and guide PCI marketing strategy focused on market development. Mission: Increase relative market share of precast, prestressed concrete.
Staff Liaison: Tom Bagsarian | Current Chair: Jane Martin To increase the reach of precast concrete within our targeted audience of architects, engineers, owners/developers, general contractors and students through the publication of a quarterly issue of Ascent magazine.
Staff Liaison: Amy Stanton | Current Chair: Brian Miller Provide construction and precast industry market data to guide PCI and its members’ strategic marketing direction.
Staff Liaison: Amy Stanton | Current Chair: Tony Smith To increase the awareness of precast in the marketplace with key target audiences through the dissemination of PCI precast marketing message through multiple channels of communications; including but not limited to programs such as PCI Design Awards, PCI monthly webinars for external audiences, PCI placed ceu articles, PR, industry trade-shows and PCI marketing collateral materials.
Staff Liaison: Beth Taylor | Current Chair: Todd Adams Purpose: To create and manage member value and monitor member satisfaction. Mission: To be the steward of all PCI membership programs, including those that seek to increase the membership (member recruitment), those that seek to retain existing members (member retention), and those that seek to increase member participation (member engagement).
Staff Liaison: Trice Turner | Current Chair: Roksana Taghizadeh, PE To create awareness around the value of diversity and an atmosphere of inclusivity within our membership. Diversity includes cultural, religious, ethnic, age, disability, gender, and sexual orientation.
Staff Liaison: Trice Turner & Chris Hurst | Current Chair: Bob Sheehan To develop and oversee programs and campaigns that increase membership in PCI and recognize PCI members committed to increasing membership. Shepherds new members through their first year of membership
Staff Liaison: Trice Turner | Current Chair: Dusty E. Andrews Manages the Leadership PCI program, selects participants for each cohort based on yearly nominations, and organizes Leadership PCI events
Staff Liaison: Chris Hurst | Current Chair: Todd Adams To develop and oversee programs that increase participation of existing members. Develops and manages a member engagement scoring model and promotes the program to existing members.
Staff Liaison: Mike Kesselmayer | Current Chair: Gary N. Wildung Purpose: To guide the overall Quality Activities programs through internal committee and external source interaction to result in the highest quality programs available to support the institutes programs and the construction community. Mission: To oversee and provide strategic direction to PCI’s quality activity related committees and ensure continuous improvement of their programs through interaction with all PCI councils, committees, and other outside organizations.
Current Chair: Scott D. Robinson Guides the Architectural Certification program through internal committee and external source interaction to result in the highest quality architectural program available to support institutes members and construction community.
Current Chair: Gary N. Wildung Fairly represent the industry's interest with regards to upholding PCI's Impartiality Policies and Procedures throughout the management system certification activities..
Current Chair: Patrick Carlin Formulates and administers the PCI Plant Certification program and develops quality manuals (e.g. MNL 116, MNL 117).
Current Chair: Mike Wolff Educate PCI members of minimum quality control standards they should require of supplier items to meet quality and safety requirement.
Current Chair: Carl Harris Develops and administers both the Erector Certification and Erector Qualification Programs in order to provide assurance that the product quality created by stringent factory conditions continues into the field during installation.
Current Chair: Paul Ramsburg Drives continuous improvement within all aspects of member companies to achieve a level of excellence exceeding PCI baseline requirements, further strengthening the value of membership in PCI (e.g. PCI QA 2020 Vision Program).
Current Chair: Keith Wallis, Jr. Manages and oversees the body of knowledge associated with the construction tolerances in the precast concrete structures industry (e.g. Tolerance manual).
Current Chair: Michael Paris Oversees PCI’s quality personnel training programs, including Certified Field Auditor training, Plant Quality Control training (Level I, Level II, Level III). Prepares and publishes all PCI texts associated with these trainings.
Staff Liaison: Roger J. Becker | Current Chair: Greg Force Purpose: To serve the institute membership, the other committees within the PCI organizational structure, and the science of construction in general with regard to research and development activities. Mission: To identify the research and development programs necessary to advance the precast/prestressed concrete industry and the design of precast/prestressed concrete; to facilitate the research and development programs required to meet the identified needs; to fund and seek other sources of funding to support those programs; to administer those projects to completion; to ensure dissemination of the information from these programs to the institute and code-writing bodies.
Current Chair: Danny Faucette Oversee related research projects.
Staff Liaison: Roger Becker | Current Chair: Harry Gleich Purpose: To serve as the authority on technical issues and content for PCI. Mission: To be informed of, review and make recommendations to the Board of Directors for action on all technical activities of the Institute. To establish the procedures necessary to execute all Board approved tasks assigned to TAC. To develop and implement programs of technical activities necessary to carry out the PCI purposes and to meet the PCI goals. To implement appropriate technical projects requested by others.
Staff Liaison: Donn Thompson | Current Chair: William Henderson Develops resources for the production and design of architectural precast concrete (e.g. Architectural Precast Concrete Manual)
Staff Liaison: Roger J. Becker | Current Chair: Wayne Maiuri Develops and reports information on the application of Building Information Modeling for precast concrete structures, while helping the precast industry use the latest technology, and aid in the development of that technology.
Staff Liaison: Roger Becker | Current Chair: Charles J. Oswald Tracks developments in blast resistance and progressive collapse criteria and develops resources for the precast industry to meet the developing requirements. (e.g. Blast Resistance Design Manual)
Staff Liaison: Edith Smith | Current Chair: Joey D. Rowland Reviews the ACI Building Code and Model Codes as to their impact on precast and prestressed concrete. Develops committee reports as required on the use and interpretation of these codes and initiate changes in the codes where appropriate. (e.g. Standard Design Practice)
Staff Liaison: Emily Lorenz | Current Chair: Dr. Kyle Riding Proposes research topics, educates, and develops guidelines and standard practices related to concrete materials technology. The committee also serves as a resource in emerging and existing concrete materials technology. (e.g. SCC Guidelines)
Staff Liaison: Edith Smith | Current Chair: Ned Cleland To update and maintain PCI-124. To develop performance based fire design methodology. To coordinate PCI-124 with the International Buildng Code. To gather and disseminate information which will be of assistance in obtaining realistic fire requirements, fire ratings, and insurance rates for precast and precast, prestressed concrete.
Staff Liaison: Roger J. Becker | Current Chair: Matthew Huslig Monitors the effect of fire codes and rating, test and insurance requirements on precast and prestressed concrete. Provides information which will be of assistance in obtaining realistic fire requirements, fire ratings and insurance rates for precast and prestressed concrete (e.g. Fire Resistance Manual).
Staff Liaison: Roger J. Becker | Current Chair: Chad A. Van Kampen Examines the use of Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) reinforcement for precast and prestressed concrete and provides information on timely developments in the use, availability and behavior of these materials.
Staff Liaison: Donn Thompson | Current Chair: Edward S. Knowles To update and maintain PCI-128. To maintain the body of knowledge for the Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) including quality control standard and recommended practices. To provide support for broader use of GFRC products.
Staff Liaison: Roger J. Becker | Current Chair: Anil Mehta To help train and motivate Hollow Core producers in effective marketing of Hollow Core solutions, and initiate and employ any technical matters that effect Hollow Core (e.g. Hollow-core manual).
Staff Liaison: Roger Becker | Current Chair: Jared Brewe Develops each edition of the PCI Design Handbook. Committee changes with each division (e.g. 8th edition is currently in development)
Staff Liaison: Edith Smith | Current Chair: David Nasser Develops resources on standard connection details, including illustrations, capacity and calculations of listed capacities. Serve as a clearing house for industry connection problems and inquiries. (e.g. Connections Manual)
Staff Liaison: Emily Lorenz | Current Chair: Stephen J. Seguirant Serves as an advisory group for the PCI Journal and guides its editorial staff regarding technical issues, advertising and circulation promotion, and other pertinent matters.
Staff Liaison: Emily Lorenz | Current Chair: Dr. Amir Fam To select award papers in the categories of: construction/production/erectiontechnology and design, design/researchconstruction, State-of-the-Art precast and prestressed concrete, and young authors (40 years of age or younger) who write outstanding PCI Journal papers concise knowledge, under 40, and engineering.
Staff Liaison: Edith Smith | Current Chair: Jeffrey R. Carlson Reviews current design and detailing practices for precast, prestressed parking structures and identifies and addresses problems in structural performance and durability. Develops reports and recommendations leading to improved design and construction procedures (e.g. Parking Structures Recommended Practice)
Staff Liaison: Edith Smith | Current Chair: Gary Lentz Develops and updates recommendations for precast sandwich wall panels, with special attention to design recommendations for both cladding and load-bearing panels (e.g. SOA Sandwich Wall Panel Recommended Practice).
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Richard Potts Study current practices in the design, manufacture and installation of prestressed concrete piling and develop technical reports that will help to expand usage and applications of prestressed concrete piling.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Dr. Fouad H. Fouad Develops resources for the design, fabrication and installation of prestressed concrete poles.
Staff Liaison: Roger J. Becker | Current Chair: Dr. Robert J. Peterman To serve as the authority on technical issues and content related to prestressing reinforcement.
Staff Liaison: Edith Smith | Current Chair: David J. Larsen To serve as the authority on technical issues and content related to the professional membership.
Staff Liaison: Roger Becker | Current Chair: Paul C. Arthur Reviews and disseminates available data pertaining to precast prestressed concrete earthquake-resistant design and construction, and makes recommendations. Develops industry resources on seismic design (e.g. Seismic Design Manual).
Staff Liaison: Emily Lorenz | Current Chair: David Wan Leads and advocates the precast concrete industry’s contribution to developing a sustainable built environment and green building practices. Communicates and promotes the sustainable attributes of precast concrete products, systems, and services. Develops advancements to environmentally sound and sustainable practices in the design, procurement, production, transportation, and erection of precast concrete.
Staff Liaison: Donn Thompson | Current Chair: Dominic Lemieux Develops resources to help designers plan and build with integrated precast structural and envelope systems or "total precast buildings"
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Jim Fabinski Purpose: To develop and guide PCI activities relating to the transportation sector. Mission: To promote and advance precast and precast/prestressed concrete solutions for all transportation related infrastructure.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Glenn F. Myers Provides technical support for the specification, design, fabrication, construction and maintenance of precast and prestressed concrete in bridges and structures related to all forms of transportation systems. Coordinates with AASHTO Committee on Bridges and Structures, AREA Committee 8, and other responsible agencies in developing, reviewing, and revising standards, specifications and recommended procedures for use of precast and prestressed concrete in bridges and structures. (e.g. Bridge Design Manual)
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Troy Jenkins To help train and motivate bridge producers in effective marketing of bridge solutions, and initiate and employ any technical matters that effect bridges.
Staff Liaison: R. Jon Grafton | Current Chair: Tinu Mishra, Ken Fleck Develops resources related to precast/prestressed pavement systems (e.g. SOA Report of Precast Concrete Pavements)
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Richard Potts Develops resources related to precast/prestressed concrete piles (e.g. Piles Manual)
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Dr. Shrinivas Bhide To provide a forum for bridge designers and owners to discuss technical aspects of concrete bridges using the latest AASHTO Code and relevant research.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Andrzej S. Nowak To provide a forum for bridge designers and owners to discuss calibration using the latest AASHTO Code and relevant research.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Andy Mish To provide a forum for bridge designers and owners to discuss technical aspects of spliced and curved precast concrete bridges using the latest AASHTO Code and relevant research.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Glenn F. Myers To provide a forum for bridge designers and owners to discuss technical aspects of girder stability using the latest AASHTO Code and relevant research. To advance the use of PCI Recommended practices through collaborative efforts with FHWA and State Highway agencies.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: Dr. Bijan Khaleghi To develop and disseminate technical knowledge.
Staff Liaison: William N. Nickas | Current Chair: J.P. Binard To provide a forum for bridge designers and owners to discuss technical aspects of utilizing UHPC for prestressed concrete bridges using the latest international Codes and relevant research.